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[Dj_polly12]

Would have he won the championship without the pit lane crash though?

If Kimi is in front of Lewis exiting the pits, Kimi would score more points and subsequently win the championship by more than just the 1 point?? At the time I thought that Lewis deliberately chose to hit Kimi over Rosberg considering their championship standings.

Still, his first seasonwas fantastic.

Enjoying the sensible conversation in this thread at the moment.. no bickering or arguing.

[darwin dali]

Would have he won the championship without the pit lane crash though?

If Kimi is in front of Lewis exiting the pits, Kimi would score more points and subsequently win the championship by more than just the 1 point?? At the time I thought that Lewis deliberately chose to hit Kimi over Rosberg considering their championship standings.

Still, his first seasonwas fantastic.

Enjoying the sensible conversation in this thread at the moment.. no bickering or arguing.

Yeah, the thought crossed my mind, he 'chose' to take out KR instead of RK (NR was behind and then crashed into LH after the first collision).

[racechick]

Would have he won the championship without the pit lane crash though?

If Kimi is in front of Lewis exiting the pits, Kimi would score more points and subsequently win the championship by more than just the 1 point?? At the time I thought that Lewis deliberately chose to hit Kimi over Rosberg considering their championship standings.

Still, his first seasonwas fantastic.

Enjoying the sensible conversation in this thread at the moment.. no bickering or arguing.

Yeah, the thought crossed my mind, he 'chose' to take out KR instead of RK (NR was behind and then crashed into LH after the first collision).

NO! wrong. Lewis was well ahead until the pits (was it a safety car? Or something) and he'd have got back ahead. He was class of the field! Didnt rosberg come in to the back of Lewis?

[Peng]

What you mean like having your team mate let you through?

No clue why you would consider that aggressive driving id say that was the complete opposite.

Also what did he do stupid with his car previously? his aggressive driving style? i wish he would get that back personally as it was more enjoyable to watch.

Hm, how about this oldie but goodie?

Well as i said i don't want to see him crashing again or causing others to crash but Senna was worse than that with taking out people to win races and he is still considered the best F1 driver to ever live because of his aggressive nature on the track.

I personally want to see overtaking in F1 and even though most claim its extremely hard there are still a few in this season who can do it consistently and some who don't even try, i respect those that can start from pole and finish 1st with a perfectly clean driven race but the great drivers can start from 5th and finish 1st without any kind of divine intervention helping them and those drivers usually have a very aggressive driving style.

[Hammer278]

Lewis was around 3 metres behind both Kubica and Kimi in the pitlane and he tried to avoid by turning sharply but hit Kimi instead. Please.....if his thoughts process is that quick (Kimi, WDC, Kubica, crash!) he's not a human afterall.

I was bloody furious with Lewis as I was supporting Kimi at the time but Lewis doing that on purpose? That's fairytales...

[Dj_polly12]

Lewis was around 3 metres behind both Kubica and Kimi in the pitlane and he tried to avoid by turning sharply but hit Kimi instead. Please.....if his thoughts process is that quick (Kimi, WDC, Kubica, crash!) he's not a human afterall.

I was bloody furious with Lewis as I was supporting Kimi at the time but Lewis doing that on purpose? That's fairytales...

I'm not saying he did crash into Kimi deliberately, but at the time it looked as if he did.. Like you said, thought processes would have to have been bloody quick!!